8ightScale/CJP

I hope so too. But for someone looking to buy a new FTE anyway, thats a good deal not having to buy the new shocks + the kit!!

I'd use the $130.00 plus to buy the new ring & pinion gears!!

Paradoxmaker

I was bashing My Jammin buggy very hard the other day and on tear down i found that both of the t-bolts in the bottom holes of the knuckles were broken.



I've had this buggy of over 1 1/2 years and have not had this happen before, has anyone else seen it happen?

adam lancia

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I've had that happen within 2 tanks of putting 2 new bolts in. It's no big deal, there's enough of a flat spot without the 'ears' on there to hold the bolts in place. I ran 4 bolts like that all season without any problems.

Davidm991

Ok guys i need some things cleared up on shock oil. If i run a heavier weight in the front than rear say 60 wt and 40wt how would that change the handling of the car instead of having 40wt in the front and 60wt in the rear?

speedy2

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you will have much lesser steering
and understeer at all speeds

DR ZAIRUS

You always want a bit denser in front , say 60 vs 50 rear, 50/40, 55/50.... or similar. A little bit harder in the rear is supposed to make it very stable, but I think also that it will understeer.

DogboneS

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Could someone please post the eye to eye length of the Jammin Super Big Bores. I would like to compare the length to Mugen and AE shocks.

cheesecake

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well i have my first race with my jammin buggy coming up any tips on setup for a tight blue groove track. i also picked up my new radio a m11 with the airtronics 2.4

Tabushi

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Well, here you have some pics of my Hyper ST Truggy during this last weekend, broke inn the engine and wow, very satisfied with the track test, the track its grass based and very bumpy and it was like seen a spider run, the tires moved a lot sucking the track while the chassis stayed low and very planted, loved it !, this weekend have my first race on the same track with the truggy, lets see what haoppen. The paint was done by a friend who always see how my 7 years old doughter go with me to the track and she help me a lot so he painted the body for her lol !!! ... :
















cya !!

macnkitty2002

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Hello Kitty!

Tabushi

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Guys,


Im getting serious wearing on the pin areas, both front upper and lower sections and rear lower sections ... any special tip to solve this ?, King Heads have that parts with small set screws in order to, in theory, not get wear on those areas ... are KHZ good enough ?, any othe mod tip ?

I discovered this because my buggy wanted to fly yesterday during racing with the flapping movement of the lower arms lol! due to play on the pins, but discovered that the plastic parts are OK, it was the aluminum parts which wear out.

thanks,

AZRCaddict

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Tabushi- You can tap your own hole and put a set screw instead of buying the KHZ one with it.

8ightScale/CJP

Cody
Do you have any pics of anything New that you can post

Jerseyboy

I used to have similar wear on the rear anti sqaute plate. I found an excellent tip. Use the CRT anti sqaut plate its stock 2 deg. File away the pin that goes into the chassis. Not completely only make the pin half thickness. This will solve that problem. The truggy does not have that issue.

DogboneS

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For those who are using the Super Big Bores on their buggy, what weight of oil are you using? I just got mine and built them with 450F/400R. Should I start higher? - there are 6 holes in the piston, so it seems like a firmer oil should be used.